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Sex at dawn :how we mate, why we stray, and what it means for modern relationships /

Sex at dawn :how we mate, why we stray, and what it means for modern relationships /

作者 : Jethá, Cacilda. , Ryan, Christopher,,1962-.

出版社 : Harper,

出版年 : 2011

ISBN:9780061707810

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書名 : Sex at dawn :how we mate, why we stray, and what it means for modern relationships /

紀錄類型 : 書目-語言資料,印刷品: 單行本

正題名[資料類型標示]/作者 : Sex at dawn :Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá.

其他題名 : how we mate, why we stray, and what it means for modern relationships /

其他題名 : How we mate, why we stray, and what it means for modern relationships.

作者 : Ryan, Christopher,

其他作者 : Jethá, Cacilda.

版本項 : 1st Harper Perennial ed.

出版者 : New York, NY :Harper,2011.

面頁冊數 : xiii, 402, 14 p. :ill., map ;21 cm.

附註 : Originally published in hardcover in 2010, with subtitle The prehistoric origins of modern sexuality.

內容註 : Preface: Primate meets his match (a note from one of the authors) -- Introduction: Another well-intentioned inquisition -- Few million years in a few pages -- Part 1: On The Origin Of The Specious: -- Remember the Yucatan! -- You are what you eat -- What Darwin didn't know about sex -- Flintstonization of prehistory -- What is evolutionary psychology and why should you care? -- Lewis Henry Morgan -- Closer look at the standard narrative of human sexual evolution -- How Darwin insults your mother (the dismal science of sexual economics) -- Famously flaccid female libido -- Male parental investment (MPI) -- Mixed strategies in the war between the sexes -- Extended sexual receptivity and concealed ovulation -- Ape in the mirror - - Primates and human nature -- Doubting the chimpanzee model -- In search of primate continuity -- Part 2: Lust In Paradise (Solitary?): -- Who lost what in paradise? -- On getting funky and rockin' round the clock -- Who's your daddies? -- Joy of S E Ex -- Promise of promiscuity -- Bonobo beginnings -- Mommies dearest -- Nuclear meltdown - - Making a mess of marriage, mating, and monogamy -- Marriage: the fundamental condition of the human species? -- On matrimonial whoredom -- Paternity certainty : the crumbling cornerstone of the standard narrative -- Love, lust, and liberty at Lugu Lake -- On the inevitability of patriarchy -- March of the monogamous -- Jealousy: a beginner's guide to coveting thy neighbor's spouse -- Zero-sum sex -- How to tell when a man loves a woman -- Part 3: Way We Weren't: -- Wealth of nature (poor?) -- Poor, pitiful me -- Despair of millionaires -- Finding contentment at the bottom of the scale of human beings -- Selfish meme (nasty?) -- Homo economicus -- Tragedy of the commons -- Dreams of perpetual progress -- Ancient poverty or assumed affluence? -- On Paleolithic politics -- Never-ending battle over prehistoric war (brutish?) -- Professor Pinker, red in tooth and claw -- Mysterious disappearance of Margaret Power -- Spoils of war -- Napoleonic invasion (the Yanomami controversy) -- Desperate search for hippie hypocrisy and bonobo brutality -- Longevity lie (short?) -- When does life begin? When does it end? -- Is 80 the new 30? -- Stressed to death -- Who you calling a starry-eyed romantic, pal? -- Part 4: Bodies In Motion: -- Little big man -- All's fair in love and sperm war -- Truest measureof a man -- Hard core in the Stone Age -- Sometimes a penis is just a penis -- Prehistory of O -- What horrid extravagancies of Minde! -- Beware the devil's teat -- Force required to suppress it -- When girls go wild -- Female copulatory vocalization -- Sin tetas, no hay paraiso -- Come again? -- Part 5: Men Are From Africa, Women Are From Africa -- On Mona Lisa's mind -- Pervert's lament -- Just say what? -- Kellogg's guide to child abuse -- Curse of Calvin Coolidge -- Perils of monotomy (monogamy + monotony) -- Few more reasons I need somebody new (just like you) -- Confronting the sky together -- Everybody out of the closet -- Marriage of the Sun and the Moon -- Author's note -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- References and suggested further reading -- Index.

標題 : Sex.

ISBN : 9780061707810 (pbk.) :


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